北棒又要放三踢脚了？

就这样TG竟然为了1700W RMB 以卖木材运输车的名义卖给北棒导弹发射车，是对北棒出口根本官僚主义没人管 还是在导弹发射车上装了北斗准备随时定位？ 。。。。。。。。。我更相信是前者


还是我以前写的，MD现在对北棒的政策是对的，晾着不理？核武是金三的保命丸会放弃吗？现在北棒只是用来敲点粮食欺骗国民这是MD投降的表现，过1年再找个借口发个导弹一切推翻重来再谈

想来这也是民煮国家领导上台挣政绩的弊病。南棒给金二这种当面背后各一套的折腾了十年总算想明白了，要钱没有，你不来实际的我不给钱。就南棒现在这政策挺好，朝鲜不拿实际的东西出来就不参加会谈

要打奉陪，一遭打击马上应对。等待和平演变

其实金三已经到了很尴尬的地步了

TG应该对朝鲜应该维持不冷不热的状态，每年给点油/粮 维持最低基本生活水准拉倒。

各取所需，TG要的是你朝鲜别倒，和韩国分裂越久越好。金三想的是怎么封锁消息传位，绝对不会改革开放

彻底投奔TG当东北第四省金三不干，因此就晾着吧，金三能干嘛？

难道金三会去投奔美国吗？金三自己还怕被演变，先有鸡还是先有蛋的问题几十年谈下来已经无解

难道金三会去投奔南棒吗？南棒被他反复欺骗玩弄了十几年现在什么都不信金三

难道金三会去投奔毛子吗？朝鲜对毛子可没那么重要

就算金三撑不下去了，难道金三真能自爆核弹吗？大家一起玩完？

至于担心一旦垮掉所谓的边境难民潮，TB去罗先占块地建个难民营再慢慢谈条件呗



时间肯定不在三棒这边，做好自己的事最重要，不要像现在这样搞得吉林朝鲜族区男人全部跑到南棒企业打工，如果一个吉林省有南棒的一半GDP，北棒怎么演变都不怕



http://www.cnn.com/2016/01/27/as ... concerns/index.html

(CNN)It's a site so secretive that an underground railroad line delivers parts into a movable building, hiding activity from view.

North Korea describes it as a place where the country launches satellites into space.

But U.S. spy satellites are keeping a sharp eye on North Korea's Sohae Satellite Launching Station at Tongchang-ri. And increased movement of equipment and personnel into the facility is raising renewed concerns in the U.S. military and intelligence community that something imminent could be in the offing.

Overhead satellite imagery in recent days has shown the movement of personnel, rocket-related equipment and fuel into the facility in the north of the country, according to a U.S. official.

North Korea will likely say it's launching a satellite from the site, but U.S. officials say the rocket involved could be used as an intercontinental ballistic missile.

An unnamed Japanese government source said an analysis of satellite imagery indicates North Korea may be preparing for a missile launch, Japan's Kyodo news agency said Thursday.



"Our military is prepared for various types of North Korea's provocation and is ... closely and continuously observing any signs of North Korea's long-range missile launch," Kim Min-seok, South Korean Defense Ministry spokesman, told reporters at a regularly-scheduled press conference.

If the launch does indeed transpire to be a missile launch, "It will be a direct violation of (a U.N. Security Council resolution) and ... will be a severe provocation and threat against peace and stability of South Korea, northeast Asia and the world. It is our government's official position that North Korea should not proceed with such provocative acts."

Kim added that international law would oblige the North Koreans to declare a long-range rocket test.

"North Korea in the past had launched short-range missile without internationally declaring (a) navigation zone, but as for long-range missile they will have to internationally declare a no fly-zone."

The suspected test buildup comes a day after U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry visited China, pressing the reclusive state's closest ally to step up pressure on North Korea after a recent nuclear test.


Meanwhile, Japan's Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary, Koichi Hagiuda, said that his government would refrain from commenting on this specific case. He did say, however, that Japan would work with partners and keep pressure on North Korea to abide by the multilateral, "six-party" talks that aim to denuclearize the Korean peninsula.

"The government will closely cooperate with the U.S. and Korea and demand North Korea to restrain from provocative actions and to comply United Nations Security Council Resolution and the joint statement of six-party talks."


A similar scenario unfolded in 2012, when North Korea announced it was launching a rocket carrying a satellite from the site.

North Korea said that operation was for peaceful purposes, but Japan, the United States and South Korea decried it as a cover for a long-range ballistic missile test.

Earlier this month, North Korea bragged about what it said was the "spectacular success" of its first hydrogen bomb test.

Experts have cast doubt on North Korea's claim that it tested a hydrogen bomb. Among other things, the blast detected by seismic monitors was much smaller than would have been expected with a powerful hydrogen bomb, they say. But the move drew swift condemnation and calls for additional sanctions.

就这样TG竟然为了1700W RMB 以卖木材运输车的名义卖给北棒导弹发射车，是对北棒出口根本官僚主义没人管 还是在导弹发射车上装了北斗准备随时定位？ 。。。。。。。。。我更相信是前者


还是我以前写的，MD现在对北棒的政策是对的，晾着不理？核武是金三的保命丸会放弃吗？现在北棒只是用来敲点粮食欺骗国民这是MD投降的表现，过1年再找个借口发个导弹一切推翻重来再谈

想来这也是民煮国家领导上台挣政绩的弊病。南棒给金二这种当面背后各一套的折腾了十年总算想明白了，要钱没有，你不来实际的我不给钱。就南棒现在这政策挺好，朝鲜不拿实际的东西出来就不参加会谈

要打奉陪，一遭打击马上应对。等待和平演变

其实金三已经到了很尴尬的地步了

TG应该对朝鲜应该维持不冷不热的状态，每年给点油/粮 维持最低基本生活水准拉倒。

各取所需，TG要的是你朝鲜别倒，和韩国分裂越久越好。金三想的是怎么封锁消息传位，绝对不会改革开放

彻底投奔TG当东北第四省金三不干，因此就晾着吧，金三能干嘛？

难道金三会去投奔美国吗？金三自己还怕被演变，先有鸡还是先有蛋的问题几十年谈下来已经无解

难道金三会去投奔南棒吗？南棒被他反复欺骗玩弄了十几年现在什么都不信金三

难道金三会去投奔毛子吗？朝鲜对毛子可没那么重要

就算金三撑不下去了，难道金三真能自爆核弹吗？大家一起玩完？

至于担心一旦垮掉所谓的边境难民潮，TB去罗先占块地建个难民营再慢慢谈条件呗



时间肯定不在三棒这边，做好自己的事最重要，不要像现在这样搞得吉林朝鲜族区男人全部跑到南棒企业打工，如果一个吉林省有南棒的一半GDP，北棒怎么演变都不怕



http://www.cnn.com/2016/01/27/as ... concerns/index.html

(CNN)It's a site so secretive that an underground railroad line delivers parts into a movable building, hiding activity from view.

North Korea describes it as a place where the country launches satellites into space.

But U.S. spy satellites are keeping a sharp eye on North Korea's Sohae Satellite Launching Station at Tongchang-ri. And increased movement of equipment and personnel into the facility is raising renewed concerns in the U.S. military and intelligence community that something imminent could be in the offing.

Overhead satellite imagery in recent days has shown the movement of personnel, rocket-related equipment and fuel into the facility in the north of the country, according to a U.S. official.

North Korea will likely say it's launching a satellite from the site, but U.S. officials say the rocket involved could be used as an intercontinental ballistic missile.

An unnamed Japanese government source said an analysis of satellite imagery indicates North Korea may be preparing for a missile launch, Japan's Kyodo news agency said Thursday.



"Our military is prepared for various types of North Korea's provocation and is ... closely and continuously observing any signs of North Korea's long-range missile launch," Kim Min-seok, South Korean Defense Ministry spokesman, told reporters at a regularly-scheduled press conference.

If the launch does indeed transpire to be a missile launch, "It will be a direct violation of (a U.N. Security Council resolution) and ... will be a severe provocation and threat against peace and stability of South Korea, northeast Asia and the world. It is our government's official position that North Korea should not proceed with such provocative acts."

Kim added that international law would oblige the North Koreans to declare a long-range rocket test.

"North Korea in the past had launched short-range missile without internationally declaring (a) navigation zone, but as for long-range missile they will have to internationally declare a no fly-zone."

The suspected test buildup comes a day after U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry visited China, pressing the reclusive state's closest ally to step up pressure on North Korea after a recent nuclear test.


Meanwhile, Japan's Deputy Chief Cabinet Secretary, Koichi Hagiuda, said that his government would refrain from commenting on this specific case. He did say, however, that Japan would work with partners and keep pressure on North Korea to abide by the multilateral, "six-party" talks that aim to denuclearize the Korean peninsula.

"The government will closely cooperate with the U.S. and Korea and demand North Korea to restrain from provocative actions and to comply United Nations Security Council Resolution and the joint statement of six-party talks."


A similar scenario unfolded in 2012, when North Korea announced it was launching a rocket carrying a satellite from the site.

North Korea said that operation was for peaceful purposes, but Japan, the United States and South Korea decried it as a cover for a long-range ballistic missile test.

Earlier this month, North Korea bragged about what it said was the "spectacular success" of its first hydrogen bomb test.

Experts have cast doubt on North Korea's claim that it tested a hydrogen bomb. Among other things, the blast detected by seismic monitors was much smaller than would have been expected with a powerful hydrogen bomb, they say. But the move drew swift condemnation and calls for additional sanctions.